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Carbon Neutral & Sad Day.

Do you see my new button over in the sidebar? I got the link from Debby over at Just Breathe. This is actually pretty neat. This was started by a German company; 1 tree is planted in the Plumas National Forest in Northern California for every person who puts this on their blog/website. The goal is to reforest the forest, so to speak. The forest was destroyed by fires 3 years ago. Planting the tree neutralizes the blog’s/website's carbon footprint for the next 50 years. I figured it is worth a try.

Yesterday was a very sad day: It was my intern's last day. She did such an amazing job with my students. When I think back to the first day she came in until yesterday, I realize how much she grew professionally. She came in kind of meek (especially with the behavior management) but finished very strong. She was a delight to get to know, and it's nice to know that I helped someone coming into the profession get a good, positive start. Now I have to get back to work and pick up where she left off! I forgot didn't even think that I had my camera to take a picture before she left. She is looking at working in a hospital setting in a big city about 2-3 hours away from here. She is from that city, although I tried to talk her into staying with us since she has a boyfriend in this area. But, no dice. She's ready to go home. And she'll do great, because she is going to be an amazing Speech Pathologist. But, I'm going to miss her.

Only 1 more Bus Duty Day and I'm done for the year! YEEE-HAW! It's probably a good thing, too, since I was late (again) this morning. But, I didn't have to be in the gym last, which means no little children were crying. I am very, very thankful that I don't have duty the last week of school...talk about cruel and unusual punishment! I am, however, really glad that I have the schools that I have. Both of them are very laid back, but are so caring about the students. There may be 1 or 2 teachers that I wonder how much they like their job, but for the most part they are there for the kids. And, they all know how to laugh and have a good time! It definitely makes it a lot easier to go to work when you have those people with you in the trenches! Yes, God is good!